Subject Questions
Make a subject question: "She likes pizza."
Who likes pizza?
Change to passive: "They clean the room every day."
The room is cleaned every day.
Choose: "She always ___ her homework in the evening."
does
Choose: "Would you like ___ cup of coffee?"
another
Fill in: "I have ___ to tell you. (something/anything)"
something
Make a subject question: "John met a famous actor."
Who met a famous actor?
Change to passive: "They built the bridge in 2010."
The bridge was built in 2010.
Choose: "He ___ a mistake in the report."
made
Choose: "This T-shirt is too small. Do you have ___ one?"
another
Fill in: "I knocked, but there was ___ at home. (somebody/nobody)"
nobody
Make a subject question: "Tom and Mary won the race."
Who won the race?
Change to passive: "She is writing a letter."
A letter is being written.
Correct: "He made his best to pass the exam."
He did his best to pass the exam.
Choose: "Some students finished the test, but ___ are still working."
the others
Fill in: "She looked everywhere, but she couldn’t find ___ interesting to read."
anything
Make a subject question: "The book inspired her."
What inspired her?
Change to passive: "They will announce the winner tomorrow."
The winner will be announced tomorrow.
Choose: "We need to ___ research before the presentation."
do
Choose: "I bought two jackets. One is black, and ___ is blue."
the other
Fill in: "I don't want to go ___ this weekend. (somewhere/nowhere)"
somewhere
Make a subject question: "The teacher gave them homework."
Who gave them homework?
Change to passive: "She had already finished the project."
The project had already been finished.
Choose: "Can you ___ me a favor?"
do
Correct: "The another book is on the shelf."
The other book is on the shelf.
Fill in: "Would you like to go ___ exciting on vacation?"
somewhere